Name: 家庭教師ニックPレッスン(371) 寝過ぎ・寝坊・遅寝の違い (Tutor Nick P Lesson (371) The Difference Between Oversleep, Sleep in and Sleep Late)
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Hi this is Tutor  Nick P and  this is Lesson 371. All right. Today we're going to

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look at the difference between oversleep, sleep in and go to sleep late.

All right and we might even touch on sleep late too. That's actually another term

besides those three. Okay. Let's look at the note first. First we're going to  look at

oversleep which is probably the easiest to distinguish of all of them. If someone

oversleeps,  he or she sleeps later than one intended. So later than one planned.

They were supposed to get up earlier,  but I don't know maybe they didn't hear

their alarm or they had no alarm and their normal body clock did not wake

them up. So they overslept. Okay. So if someone oversleeps,  he or she will

likely be late for an obligation such as an appointment , going to school or going

to work or something that one needed time to prepare for. So you overslept. You

were supposed to get up earlier. You,  you ended up getting up later than you

intended or planned to do. All right. Let's look at a couple of examples here.  I

overslept this morning and I ended up getting to work late. Yes. So that's what

may happen especially if you go too far.  Or the second one,  I overslept by 30

minutes. So what does that mean ? Maybe if normally gets up at 7:00 he got up at

7:30. So I overslept by 30 minutes and I had a rush like mad. You know like a

crazy person in order to get to my class on time. Yeah. So you could do this if you

hurry enough,  maybe you could make up the time and still make it. But you overslept.

You normally you could take your time.  You know move at a normal pace,  but if

you oversleep you have to rush like a crazy person

in order to still hopefully be on time.  Okay. Let's look at the next one. Sleep in.

All right.  So sleep in  basically means sleep later

than the usual time or ordinary. All right.  That part is easy. Now sometimes there's

some disagreement about whether sleeping in  should only be used when you

deliberately or purposely want to do it or also maybe you oversleep. So let's look

here.  I discovered the meaning tends to be subjective. So what does that mean ? So

some people naturally think it means this way some people naturally think it

means the other way.  Some people think sleep in  is only done

intentionally. Meaning on purpose. When someone doesn't have any obligation. So

they don't have any place to go and you know,  they're and they're basically free

to do it. They're able to do it. However there are others including some

dictionaries ... Some dictionaries say that sleep in could also mean oversleep. It

could also be used to mean oversleep by accident as well.

To be , I myself are a little bit more in the camp or in the group that

thinks that the far majority time I hear sleep in used,  I think it's meant to be

done intentionally. You know , people often say I'm going to  sleep in tomorrow because

I have it off.  Tomorrow's a holiday.  I'm going to sleep in. All right. So let's look

at an example here.  I like to sleep in on weekends.  I usually get up at 7 a.m.

during the week but I prefer to sleep in until 10 a.m. on Saturday or Sunday. Yeah

that's the way I often hear it.  But again there might be some other people who

think that you could use sleep in to also mean to oversleep. Okay. Let's

continue. All right. Now sleep in,  especially when it's used as an

adjective.  Sleep in could also be used to mean to

sleep at one's place of employment. Okay.  So we just give one example with that. We

hired a sleep-in  babysitter. So that means she they probably has a room for

her that she could stay overnight. So,  so it could be used as an adjective to mean

that way. That you could sleep at the  place that you're actually working. Okay.

Good. Let's continue. All right. Now .  Yeah. If someone goes to sleep late or

goes to bed late, he or she did not go to sleep until a later time than

usual. So normally if you go to bed at like 11:00 p.m. and for some reason you

stayed up to 1 a.m. then you went to bed late or you went to sleep late. Okay. All

right and let me give you an example for this one.  I went to sleep late because I

stayed up watching a ball game that went into extra innings. Yes. So you stayed up

to finish watching the game. So you stayed up later than your normal time,

you want to go to bed. Or she went to bed late because she had to finish her term

paper. All right. Now the other one that I was telling you about is also sleep late.

Sleep late works a lot like sleep in.  Like somebody says I plan on sleeping

late tomorrow often could mean intentionally too. Or this one maybe I

might have heard this one where maybe somebody did by mistake or not

intentionally.  I slept late and then I had to try to make up time so we also

use sleep late. So sleep late and sleep in is very very similar.

They're almost synonymous. Anyway,  I hope you got it.  I hope it's clear. Thank you